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MINT "Mummy, mummy! Come see, it's a periwinkle!" Standing by the shore of the sea, Eleanor yelled to her mother, her right hand beckoning on her presence as her left hand pointed at something on the floor.  I watched from where I stood. Carla smiled at Elliot, whispered something in his left ear. The boy smiled, nodding his head.  Elliot Singer. My son.  I had searched for the perfect opportunity to talk to him since he arrived. But I knew Carla would not let me get any closer than I had to, except there was a reason to.  When she rose up from where they lay, bodies sprawled on the warm beach sand, I saw my opportunity starring me in the face.  I watched as Carla graciously walked to where her daughter stood.  In her white bikini bra and white beach scarf tied around her waist like

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